It was a battle, he said, "that's never going to be over." Chris Jones, Microsoft VP OS ServicesĪnd now Microsoft has a chance to spin bad news into good news.
"That's the dream," Jones acknowledged, noting the continuing specter posed by security breaches. "Five or 10 years from now, if you say that you lost a file, your kids will look at you funny," said Chris Jones, the Microsoft vice president in charge of the company's OS Services group. You can read more about CNET's hands-on review here. Another freebee: 3GB of storage to anyone using the service's camera backup feature. As expected, Microsoft users will receive up to 5GB of free storage for referrals. Microsoft ditches SkyDrive for OneDrive after BSkyB disputeīesides the new markings, Microsoft is offering the first 7 gigabytes of storage free along with a couple of additional bonus offers.Microsoft OneDrive for Windows Phone: The CNET Review.
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